#YouTube

YouTube is introducing a prompt-based feature that lets signed-in users generate personalized video feeds and pin them to the top of the homepage.

YouTube is making labels for photorealistic or heavily AI-altered video more visible and will begin automatically flagging some undisclosed AI content.

A growing wave of AI-generated vloggers is recasting history as first-person social media content, drawing large audiences and raising new questions about how the past is taught and consumed.

Google is adding an AI-powered “Ask YouTube” search experience for U.S. YouTube Premium users on desktop and bringing its Gemini Omni video model into Shorts Remix and the YouTube Create app.

YouTube is opening its facial-likeness detection tool to any user aged 18 or older, extending a deepfake-monitoring system that was previously tested with narrower groups.

A Wall Street Journal report highlighted a seventh grader who logged 13,000 YouTube views in three months on a school account, underscoring a wider debate about digital access, platform design, and school oversight.

A growing number of YouTube users say the platform is withholding homepage recommendations unless they turn watch history back on, a change that lands hardest on people who have deliberately kept tracking disabled for多年.

YouTube is increasing the monthly cost of Premium, Premium Lite, and YouTube Music plans in the United States for both new and existing subscribers, marking its first U.S. Premium price change since 2023.

YouTube is raising U.S. Premium prices again, pushing the individual plan to $15.99 a month while acknowledging that some users have also been seeing unusually long unskippable ads on the free tier

A jury’s finding that Meta and YouTube negligently designed their platforms and harmed a young user could intensify pressure on tech companies to defend core engagement features as product-liability risks.

A Los Angeles jury has found Meta and YouTube negligent in platform design in the first social media addiction case to reach a verdict, ordering $3 million in damages in a decision that could shape 2,000 pending lawsuits.

YouTube is extending its AI-powered deepfake detection tools to cover political figures, but the platform won't confirm whether former President Trump is included.

Opening arguments begin in a historic trial accusing Meta and YouTube of deliberately designing addictive platforms that harm children's mental health.